- Does a protocol rule deny the request
- Does a protocol rule allow the request
- Does a site & content rule deny the request
- Does a site & content rule allow the request
- Does a packet filter block the request
Protocol Rule
No protocol rule created by default will deny all traffic.
Site and Content Rules
Allow any rule created by default.
Can redirect denied HTTP requests
Bandwidth Rules
bandwidth by ratio
- Network Allocation - traffic types
- User Allocation - groups
- Unused priorities - if reserved used, can be used by others
- rule order - first rule that matches
- default rule - if not matching other rules
Authentication
SecureNAT client - no auth - no user or group restrictions
Firewall Client - requires install, only Windows devices
Web Proxy Clients - can use auth
- Basic Authentication - any device can support, details sent in clear text
- Digest Authentication - Requires IE 5.0+
- Integrated Windows Authentication - Kerberos , IE 2.0+
- Client Certificate Authentication - every client needs a certificate
Enabled per-server, needs to restart services. Default is intergrated